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How do I add an all/* to a report selection formula
Thank you. I changed it and it is much faster. Agin Thank you lots. //use Array[1] to check the first entry to see if ALL or * //is there ( if not({?People}[1] in ["All", "*"]) then {GDContact.GDProjectMngr} = {?People} or {RFEngineer.RFEngineer} = {?People} else if {?People}[1] in ["All"...- JoseffB
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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How do I add an all/* to a report selection formula
synapesevampire has a feasible idea, but I already got it using: if ({?People} = "" or {?People} = "ALL") then {Site.SiteNumber} like "*" else ... Thanks guys PS I'll try the in ["All", "*"] in another report later and post results.- JoseffB
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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How do I add an all/* to a report selection formula
Hello I'm trying to do a report selection based on parameters and I've forgotten how to pass the * field. I may have it right but could someone remind me how to pass this all value. Thanks. //This will check if the persons name is in the //Project contact table or not. Since there are only...- JoseffB
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